Out of this darkness

by Madeleine Ker

Fabian had seen Cathy at her most vulnerable Cathy Milner had been hurt and disillusioned the day she'd involved herself with Caprice magazine. It had taken Fabian Blackthorne's legal skill and considerable charm to outsmart the magazine's cynical, sexy editor and save Cathy from any further humiliation. But when Cerise made a point of thanking Cathy for having inadvertently introduced her to the sexiest man she'd ever met, Cathy knew their mutual animosity had little to do with the Caprice episode. Cathy's feeling for Fabian far exceeded client gratitude. And when tragedy struck, leaving Fabian vulnerable, Cathy didn't see how she could ever leave him....

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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